CompuServe Messages

The main reason I love products like video and software tutorials so much, is that I can jump around, as much as I like at any hour of day or night, from one demo or explanation to another. Real classes only have so much tolerance for upstarts like myself… (heh heh) *8> Classes will always find an audience, however, I LIKE control over my learning. *8D It's heartening to see so many third party products supporting this great raytracing software. Once you get the hang of features, it's a true delight to use. It does an impressive anti-aliasing job with HAM traces, but I long for true 24-bit output. I heard that the A3000T is supposed to have more expansion capacity than the A2000 series. If it is true, would persons like yourself go for that deal(including Toaster compatiility), or would you stick with the A2000 series? One product I would love to see, would be an adaptor/switcher for the video slot that would allow up to 4 or 5 peripherals which would normally occupy the one video slot of the Amiga. Then we could load her up with SuperGen 2000S's, Toasters, Display Enhancer cards, and the like, switching from one card to another, as we require. What do you think? If I were to design such a box, it would have the same width and depth of the A2000 series, but be about 3" high. Then it could be rackmountable above or below the A2000(if it's rackmounted). Vance – via Whap!